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Zain Z. Rahman, M.D.
Zain Z. Rahman, M.D., is a nonsurgical orthopedist specializing in sports medicine, practicing at Norton Orthopedic Institute offices in Jeffersonville, New Albany and Scottsburg, Indiana.
Thyroid labs for pediatric and adolescent patients
While pediatric and adolescent thyroid dysfunction can affect many bodily functions, there’s no need to run thyroid labs in all pediatric and adolescent patients, according to a pediatric and adult endocrinologist with Wendy Novak Diabetes [...]
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Sometimes global isn’t all that global – here are some trends we will see in our own backyards
Daniel B. Blatt, M.D., Norton Children’s Infectious Diseases, presented “Hot Topics in Global Health” at the 2024 “Just for Kids” symposium. The twenty-first century has seen a wave of severe infectious disease outbreaks, including the […]
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Norton Neuroscience Institute to acquire groundbreaking focused ultrasound technology
Norton Neuroscience Institute will be the first and only facility in Kentucky to offer MRI-guided high-frequency focused ultrasound for essential tremor and tremor-dominant Parkinson’s disease. This life-changing treatment has been shown to dramatically improve tremor symptoms for patients starting […]
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45% of dementias can be prevented with some easily implemented strategies
A study showed that about 45% of dementias are preventable through lifestyle modifications. The societal impacts of this research include reducing financial burdens on the health care system, improving social participation and population health, and […]
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New Alzheimer’s drugs showing success slowing disease progression, especially when treated early
New monoclonal antibody therapies targeting beta-amyloid deposition in the brain have shown success in slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, though the risk of serious side effects necessitates careful evaluation and discussion before initiating treatment.. [...]
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